Plan Journey of Guardsmen to Gettysburg Training Camp
Plans show Major William J. Murfh oversaw second battalion troops marching to Gettysburg for Saturday training. Brigadier General Dennis A. Colling will lead the Second Regiment with infantry and other units aboard Pullman cars and trains. Examinations at home stations precede travel to ensure fit soldiers, as a new “Camp of Training” at Gettysburg is prepared and a mail notice continues on page eleven.
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Gettyniug
Suurday
Dennis A. Colling
Gettysburg
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Selion
Martin
Sarorlok
Joel
Mishiteh
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Floreea
Newark
Aleeper
Aosing
War Department
Losnorrow
Havine
Eltyaburg
Kidnapping Case Involving Wife and Hired Escort
In New York a man named McAree reported his kidnapped son was found in the custody of Mrs Meares and a young accomplice. Meares, recently separated from her husband, denied knowledge of the abduction but was later watched after her initial protests. Police say the case hinges on her involvement and possible accomplices.
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New York
Mearee
H Vile
Alctire
City urged to fund new New York subways plan
Telegraph dispatch notes Theoore Tr Bhonta urges interborough expansion to spend about 70 million dollars on new subways. Proposed Broadway Lexington route would connect to the Broadway line, then transfer to the interborough system for operation. Critics say interborough funds could reach 100 million dollars with city expenditures avoided.
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Journal
York
Tr Bhonta
Interborough
FE 10
New Winder
Eggs prices and storage costs spark market talk
Reports from Illinois Indiana Michigan and Ohio note egg sales and prices around 45.00 per case with storage considerations. Farmers report eggs sold for the coming season at around twenty three and a half dollars a dozen, totaling about seven hundred thousand dollars in value, amid shifts in supply and storage policy.
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Chirag
Ilinois
Indiana
Michizin
Obie
Yuenon Colt
Doéen
Doren
Caicaia
Higher Wages Sought By Elizabeth Machinists Union
A mass meeting at Knoll's Mall Fifth and East Honey streets aims to organize Elizabeth machinists for higher wages and better conditions. District 47 locals including Bayonne and Phoenix lodges back the push with J Hugh V Reilly as presiding official and J Keppler of Chicago as opposing view.
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Phoenix Lodge
Bayonne Lodge
Jlugh V. Reilly
International Machinists’ Association
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J. ‘Keppler
Chicago
Fifth View
Elizabeth Joe
Newark
District 47
Im Plain
Fiell
Rutherfons
Waterson
Hirtison
Elizabeth
Garment Workers Begin General Strike in New York
A majority of 50 percent plus women in the International Garment Workers Union were ordered to strike at 2 PM today. The action seeks union recognition, shorter hours, higher pay, and better conditions. Employers anticipate work in Cleveland and Chicago, and may call strikes there if delays occur. Large crowds gathered at cloakmakers’ districts as the strike order spreads, with pink slips to follow.
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New York
International Garment Workers’ Union
Ibin
Cleveland
Chicago
Seasion
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The
Brotherhood of Cloakmakers
Delemie
Railroad Raises Wages for New Haven Employees
The New Haven Railroad announced the largest unilateral wage increase to date, granting a 6 percent raise to 6,000 non union workers. The boost follows recent payroll actions granting similar increases to union staff, covering all job grades from car knockers to clerks, dining service, and sleeping car crews.
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Canin
Geestad
Railyaad
Crash between two city cars injures eighteen on Sixth Street
Telegraph reports a collision between a northbound Second Avenue car and an eastbound Eighth Street cross town car on Highth Street early today. Eighteen passengers were cut by flying glass or otherwise injured. The impact shattered windows and breached the side of the Eighth Street car. Elizabeth College at Shorthanil, and E. McMickle principal at 207 Broad Street, are noted in the text.
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New York
Second Avenue
Eighth Street
Highth Street
Lear
Mayor Favors Ban on Films
The Reno city mayor indicated he may prohibit screening of the Terries-Johnson fight films if appealed, saying he has not decided but would likely oppose exhibitions of moving pictures of such sports. Theatre managers weigh timing and costs before deciding on showings.
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Elizabeth
Reno
Nev
Mraving
Filma
Victor Morris
Loew's Theatre
Mravlny
Citg
Alfred A. Stein
Nono
Stvin
Interstate Commerce Commission orders freight rate reduction
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced a rate cut for shipments from Cincinnati and Roanoke to Winston-Salem and Durham, North Carolina. The decision, in a North Carolina Corporation Commission case against Norfolk & Western and others, found discriminatory end charges and mandated the cut.
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Cinccinnati
Ohio
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Winstomsalem
Durham
North Carolina
Corporations Commission
Norfolk & Western
Market ends mixed after early fluctuations in New York
A late trading session in New York showed irregular early movement with a heavy line, then a broad downward trend before a short rise. Prices for key items like cotton and industrials stabilized, while government bonds stayed unchanged and other bonds edged up. A weather specials list and smoked beef promotions followed with local ad copy and a contact at Jacob Francia in New York.
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Trinaranh Vo
New York
Sibel
Martert
Industriaia
Aged Woman Repays 46 Year Old Debt of 5 Dollars
Carrie Searles of Manstown Ohio finally pays a five dollar debt from 46 years ago to Black Brothers of Manchester. After years of distress she saved the amount, sent it by post office money order with a letter explaining the delay. The firm’s son received the payment and noted the elderly widow’s honesty.
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Derney Street
Thirvity
Black Brothers
Manstoln
Joseph R. Black
Mra. Searles
Aoseph Av
Moses
Manuetiol
Bearlea
Ohio
Three tramps rescue girl from freight car
Beatrice Fanning, 19, of Toledo, told officers she fled home with Cameron Keener and endured abuse while riding freight trains. Three tramps found her in a freight drain and handed her to police in Topeka after she described being beaten when she tried to escape Keener.
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Journal
Tampa
Beatrice Fanning
Toledo
Tian
Abe Avid
Cameron Keener
Norman
Topeka
Keener
Roosevelt aide clarifies Poindexter candidacy report
Washington dispatch notes Thelmore Roosevelt request leads Gilbert Gardner to issue a statement denying a false story about Senatorial support for Poindexter. Gardner accompanied Roosevelt from Kingston to New York, meeting at Sagamore Hill, and asserts Roosevelt is in accord with Poindexter without confirming any senatorial endorsement.
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Washington
Roosevelt Party
Sagemert Hill
Poindexter
Kintelt
Woindexter
Col. Roosevelt
Sena
Out of work ends life in Armory Park
Mevhine din Italy, five teente in pocket, ends life by swallowing carbolic acid in Armory Park today. Note left with brother’s address at 12. 1. Dean, 16. & C. freight office, Meridian. The deceased is C. Dean, 45, of Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
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Ean
Hattiesburg
Eerenitte
Anmory Park
Dean
Meridian
Tee
Carnegie Co Denies Missing Bond Story
The Carnegie Co and Carnegie Trust dispute a 4000 securities bond left by Clitenes Ko Wellborn. Officials deny a missing bond. Reichman says misstatement stems from Wellborn and broker. If Wellborn wants the bonds, they can be turned over upon demand. The matter centers on a mortgage tied to the Titusville and Northern Railroad holding.
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New York
Tnry
Geen Tury
Wellborn
Carnegie Trust
Wall Street
Andy
Uaemegin Trunt
Reichman
Titusville and Norther Railroad
Pennsylvania
Greystone Church Outing Recounts Bellewood Park Trip
A Greystone Presbyterian outing at Bellewood Park drew several hundred parishioners. The group boarded a Lehigh Valley train en route to Tunes Kren for the park and expected to return to Elizabelly around 7 o clock tonight.
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Park
Péciel Eary
Tvune Kren
Lehigh Valley
Elizabelly
Baseball Bulletins From The Journal Enliven Local Sports
The Journal provides afternoon baseball bulletins from its front street office. It notes updates from the National and American Leagues via its own telegraph wire, delivering quick inning by inning tidbits to readers.
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Front Road Street
Journal
Proof of Agreement Seeks Far East Realignment
By Tuleeath are Washington officials seek proof of a secret pact between Japan and Russia aimed at Manchuria. The article discusses months of diplomacy, plans to eliminate competition, and potential shifts in alliances including Britain, Russia, and Japan, with a predicted realignment of Oriental politics and the end of the open door policy.
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Tasein
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OM Chin
Britain
Russia
Great Britain
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Augasia
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Russa
Thia
Iceland Earthquake Felt Far Off As Tremors Hit North Atlantic
Telegraph report from Cleveland notes seismograph readings at St Ignatine College show a strong quake beginning 10 55 18, peaking 10 58, lasting about 50 minutes. Seismologist Father Odebach suspects origin in the Jewland area or northern Atlantic with possible central activity in the Arctic Ocean.
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Cleveland
Sty T
Cvstl
Odebach
Teeland
Washington
Uly T
Weer Indies
Georgetansa University
Terndorf
Tornduef
Arlsttic Ocean
Noted Woman Educator Loses Hie Nomination
Telegraph report notes principal Snyder of Colorado State Normal School nominated for president by the nominating committee. Supporters foresee a tough contest as the race for leadership in the organization intensifies amid factional moves and anticipated disputes.
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Snyder
Colorado State Normal
Behool
NeLisiad Felucabidal Aspeciapigh Alt
Theneaston
Fila Finge Young
Chicago
Mea
Voning
Mike
Taft to Enjoy Cruise With Family Departure Planned
A garbled telegraph note indicates President Taft and family will depart from Heeverly in July for a lake cruise. The Mayflower Bar Hagler and other figures may visit, with Ralph possibly joining later in the trip, though details are unclear.
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Beverly
Uly
Tate Ie Gunge
Heed & Tre
Unis
Opie Brilay
Heeverly
Alaska Visit Announced By Attorney General
Washington reports that Attorney General Witherstam and secretary Nacrl of the Department of Commerce and Tabor will tour Alaska this summer. They plan to leave around July 16 for about six weeks of travel on business college schedules and related instruction.
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Washington
Witherstam
Nacrl
Department of Commerce and Tabor
Viet Alswire
Organization chiefs praise Judge Runyon in county GOP push
GOP leaders in Morrin county rally behind Judge Runyon as a potential congressional candidate in the Wirth Newderney district. A telegram from Train Gainey, chair of the county committee, expresses support, while circles in New Providence Township pledge backing. Sentiment grows across the county that Runyon's magnetism and character would reflect credit in Congress.
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Phiinfield
Republian
Wirth Newderney
Charla
Fowler
Aye
Gainey
Freak H. Smith
Pleasant Vitw
Klos Tslanid
Runyon
New Providencrs
Republican Party
Beline
Mike Bine
Mr. Smith
Plainfield
MEN WILL NOT STRIKE SAY P R R OFFICIALS
Pittsburg July 7 officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad lines West say the trainmen will not strike for a wage increase. They know the men will not stand out, as the company proposes an average increase about one per cent. The railroad says it is impossible to grant the raise though it is willing to discuss yard conditions in the new proposition.
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Tournal
Pittsburg
Pennaytvania
Manila
Railrod Company
Hald
Railroat
Englishman in flight damages propeller in Bournemouth attempt
Tandon July reports Grahem White, a leading competitor with Lonie Paulhan in the London to Manchester race, started from Crystal Palace to fly 105 miles to Bournemouth. After a mile and a half he forced to descend due to a propeller accident and planned a new start later that evening.
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the Journal
Tandon
Grahem White
Lonie Paulhan
London
Manchester
Bournemouth
Curtiss Postpones Flight Amid Weather and Repairs
The Curtiss aeroplane exhibition at Atlantic City was postponed as repairs continued and weather forecasts suggested strong winds. Henry Curtiss and associates surveyed the machine while workers added wires and rivets to strengthen the craft. Officials from the New York Aerographic Society and corporate figures attended, delaying the planned speed record attempt.
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Atlantie
Curtins
Glenry Curtiss
Gimoor Liles
Wight
Miusust
Sivtetary
Vth Aerogh
Ani Jevane Ad Tren
Maltimore
Ivh
Mrs Gould to Wed in Europe July
Frank Gould and Walebe Wik Thomas are to wed Mrs Gould and her two daughters in July, after a year of rumors. Thomas, longtime treasurer of the American Sugar Refining Company, reportedly courted Mrs Gould amid lingering speculation of a marriage.
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Joerece
New York
Prank Goold
Waleb
Thomas
Europe
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Mr. Thoma
Amerie Sugar
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